Escape\/Sound Pollution<\/p>\n
POLUTION was formed back in 1997, and have achieved two full-length albums, one in 2007, and this one now in 2012.
\nThe band originally performed covers, and have supported the likes of AC\/DC, KROKUS and JOHN COGHLAN (ex. STATUS QUO). Their debut \u201cOverheated\u201d is described as somewhat quirky, this time they opt for a more polished sound, somewhere in the region of GOTTHARD and KROKUS, or even NICKELBACK, argh. <\/p>\n
But what about the voice!? After a short intro they go for the ok \u201cFire\u201d, with a nice refrain and some force behind it\u2026but the voice seems uncomfortable with the style? The pace is not always amusing, the songs are even vague at times, like \u201cForever and a Day\u201d, and I don\u00b4t remember the lyrics. Apart from the tedious but hilarious \u201cThe Band\u201d, which has pubertal lyrics. They even go for \u201cJeremy-territory\u201d towards the end, but the nineties were the wrong way out for this lot. I can\u00b4t imagine AC\/DC-fans falling over this one, and where is the pure entertainment the info promised? This album is strangely meek for Escape Music. <\/p>\n
Track List
\nRising Danger
\nFire
\nLive Until You Die
\nForever and a Day
\nFollow Me
\nPrefix
\nThe Band
\nWar
\nFlying
\nRIP
\nBite Me
\nAll-In<\/p>\n
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